Great show! After watching Darwin’s segment I have to play the devil’s advocate and say: If Philip Linden wanted it to be all about creativity, perhaps they need to rethink why they are charging me $75USD a year for the option of owning land. As well, why do the reasonably priced tiers come with so few prims? As someone who had full intentions of unleashing creativity a year ago, the first step was to purchase land, and lots of it if we hoped to accomplish what we envisioned. A year later, all I’m down is a lot of real life money. I now have a small shop and I see nothing wrong with making money off sales in hopes to break even!
June 12, 2006 at 11:38 pm
Great show! After watching Darwin’s segment I have to play the devil’s advocate and say: If Philip Linden wanted it to be all about creativity, perhaps they need to rethink why they are charging me $75USD a year for the option of owning land. As well, why do the reasonably priced tiers come with so few prims? As someone who had full intentions of unleashing creativity a year ago, the first step was to purchase land, and lots of it if we hoped to accomplish what we envisioned. A year later, all I’m down is a lot of real life money. I now have a small shop and I see nothing wrong with making money off sales in hopes to break even!
Lexy
October 18, 2006 at 2:15 am
You can still build things and take them into inventory I suppose
Lots of people have created successful businesses using only a basic account.